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3/10/2016 3:26:13 AM
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When did this 'type' of auto rifle become good?
All I've seen for the past couple weeks is doctrine of passing, and now this.
From what i understood these types of auto rifles were bottom of the barrel. People usually wanted a suros or shingen-c 'type' auto rifle
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Let them have them. Arminus-D all day long for me.
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In vanilla, the slow rof autos ruled. Sometimes mid rof. High rof autos were not very good at the time. Autos in general became garbage around dark below when they nerfed the crap outta them and they went unused for a long time. The 2.0 update just before TTK knocked hand cannons down and brought autos back to a reasonable place. Naturally people went back to their old favorites and were drawn to the slow and mid rof autos. They are able to hold their own now. That and there are only a few high rof autos out there now. Most people didn't hold onto random legendary ones. Some still had aetheon's epilogue or nechrochasm. The only year 2 high rof autos are the doctrine and the Arminius. Took a while for anyone to give doctrine a chance and it had to be gotten from trials. As for Arminius, nobody wanted to order a high rof auto from the gunsmith and then it's only available now and then. Plus, both are very dependant on getting the right roll. Purely based off that, it took a long time for anyone to really discover how good the high rof autos are now.
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That makes a lot of sense. Thank you for the clarification, I Didn't think about it like that.
